Info below on the Kathy Cunningham Mental Health Advocacy Award, our February CEU Community Event, Dyslexia Assessment Services and Claritycon2016.
JANUARY 29 | 2016
Nominations due January 31
Do you know an unsung mental health advocate? Nominations are being accepted for the Kathy Cunningham Mental Health Advocacy Award, but need to be submitted by January 31.
The award was created to honor the memory of Kathy Cunningham, who spent over 30 years advocating for mental health care and awareness.
Award recipients receive recognition at Claritycon2016 and $500.
Click here to read the full story of the Kathy Cunningham Mental Health Advocacy Award and to meet our first recipient, Patti Derr.
Free Community Presentation - Law Enforcement and the Mentally Ill: Trends, Innovation and Policy
The San Antonio Police Department's (SAPD) approach to interaction with the mentally ill has been hailed as a national model. On Friday, February 19, Clarity CGC welcomes SAPD Officers William Kasberg and Jesse Trevino to discuss this important topic during their presentation, Law Enforcement and the Mentally Ill: Trends, Innovation and Policy.
Register to attend this free community CEU presentation on Friday, February 19, from 1:00 - 3:00 pm.
Dyslexia Assessment Services now available at Clarity CGC
Clarity CGC is providing Dyslexia Assessment Services to families who suspect their child may have dyslexia. Testing will include the following areas: cognitive functioning, reading, writing and spelling. The assessment should meet the requirements of school districts for a diagnosis of dyslexia.
For more information, please contact Katrina Lee Hallmark, PsyD, at (210) 616-0300.
Click here to download a flyer on the new Dyslexia Assessment Services.
Claritycon2016 luncheon speaker announcement next week
Please watch for another eNews next week with the first speaker announcement for Claritycon2016! In the meantime, please save the dates Thursday, June 16 & Friday, June 17 for another excellent summit on children's mental health!
We are a nonprofit mental health treatment center providing programs specifically for kids ages 3-17. Our goal is to provide families throughout South Texas greater access to children's mental health care regardless of their ability to pay.
